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Dún Laoghaire

To Go With Afp Story By Douglas Dalby The Dingle Peninsula Is Pictured From The Village Of Ballyferriter In Western Ireland, On May 22, 2016. The Plot For The Next Star Wars Film Is Guarded More Closely Than The Death Star But One Thing Is Certain, It Will Feature Plenty Of Irish Mist And Rain. The Regular Downpours -- Helped By Tankers Of Water Brought On Set Just In Case -- Failed To Dim The Enthusiasm Of Hardy Fans And Local Businesses Cashing In As Director Rian Johnson Began Shooting This Month On A Remote Stretch Of Coastline In Southwest Ireland. / Afp / Paulo Nunes Dos Santos (Photo Credit Should Read Paulo Nunes Dos Santos/Afp Via Getty Images)

Ireland

Dingle Peninsula named winner of 'Ireland’s Greenest Places 2025'

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